King Dedede vs Mii Swordfighter

Mii Swordfighter Matchup (King Dedede)

King Dedede vs Mii Swordfighter

King Dedede vs Mii Swordfighter is most stable when you stop playing directly into Mii Swordfighter's Jab 1 and Down Tilt, punish Jab 2 and Jab 3, and take the landing or ledge route first.

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ChatGPT Matchup Summary (Win Condition and Game Plan)

King Dedede wants to stop Mii Swordfighter’s Jab 2, Jab 3, and Forward Tilt with Grab (10f), OOS Nair (10f), OOS Uair (13f), and OOS Fair (16f), then force Mii Swordfighter back outside Jab 1 and Down Tilt to keep stage control.
In King Dedede vs Mii Swordfighter, the stable plan is to avoid playing directly into Mii Swordfighter’s Jab 1 and Down Tilt and take the landing or ledge route before Mii Swordfighter can reset.
The table shows that Mii Swordfighter’s Jab 2, Jab 3, and Forward Tilt can be answered by King Dedede’s Grab (10f), OOS Nair (10f), OOS Uair (13f), and OOS Fair (16f), so those overcommitments should be cashed out immediately.
For King Dedede, Mii Swordfighter’s Jab 1 and Down Tilt are still hard to hit immediately out of shield, so reading the landing spot or ledge route matters more than forcing an early swing.

Full Move Frame Quick Reference

Opponent MoveStartupOn ShieldKing Dedede OOS Candidate MovesBarely Missed Moves
Jab 16-9
  • None
  • Grab (+1)
  • OOS Nair (+1)
Jab 26-12
  • Grab (10f)
  • OOS Nair (10f)
  • OOS Uair (+1)
Jab 36-26
  • Grab (10f)
  • OOS Nair (10f)
  • OOS Uair (13f)
  • OOS Fair (16f)
  • Up Smash (17f)
  • OOS Bair (20f)
  • OOS Dair (25f)
Forward Tilt10-16
  • Grab (10f)
  • OOS Nair (10f)
  • OOS Uair (13f)
  • OOS Fair (16f)
  • Up Smash (+1)
Up Tilt8-17
  • Grab (10f)
  • OOS Nair (10f)
  • OOS Uair (13f)
  • OOS Fair (16f)
  • Up Smash (17f)
  • OOS Bair (+3)
Down Tilt5-6
  • None
Dash Attack9-18
  • Grab (10f)
  • OOS Nair (10f)
  • OOS Uair (13f)
  • OOS Fair (16f)
  • Up Smash (17f)
  • OOS Bair (+2)
Forward Smash15-34/-34/-33
  • Grab (10f)
  • OOS Nair (10f)
  • OOS Uair (13f)
  • OOS Fair (16f)
  • Up Smash (17f)
  • OOS Bair (20f)
  • OOS Dair (25f)
Up Smash11/14/21-32
  • Grab (10f)
  • OOS Nair (10f)
  • OOS Uair (13f)
  • OOS Fair (16f)
  • Up Smash (17f)
  • OOS Bair (20f)
  • OOS Dair (25f)
Down Smash7/15-38/-28
  • Grab (10f)
  • OOS Nair (10f)
  • OOS Uair (13f)
  • OOS Fair (16f)
  • Up Smash (17f)
  • OOS Bair (20f)
  • OOS Dair (25f)
Neutral Air10-5
  • None
Forward Air12/16/21-10/-9
  • None
  • Grab (+1)
  • OOS Nair (+1)
Back Air10-4
  • None
Up Air11-4/-6
  • None
Down Air14…-11
  • Grab (10f)
  • OOS Nair (10f)
  • OOS Uair (+2)
Up B (1)13/42-37
  • Grab (10f)
  • OOS Nair (10f)
  • OOS Uair (13f)
  • OOS Fair (16f)
  • Up Smash (17f)
  • OOS Bair (20f)
  • OOS Dair (25f)
Up B (2)15/19/22/25/28/31/34-38
  • Grab (10f)
  • OOS Nair (10f)
  • OOS Uair (13f)
  • OOS Fair (16f)
  • Up Smash (17f)
  • OOS Bair (20f)
  • OOS Dair (25f)
Up B (3)8-57 to -53
  • Grab (10f)
  • OOS Nair (10f)
  • OOS Uair (13f)
  • OOS Fair (16f)
  • Up Smash (17f)
  • OOS Bair (20f)
  • OOS Dair (25f)
Up B (4)8/16/22/26/31/38/47**
Grab6
Dash Grab9
Pivot Grab10

Win Condition Checklist

  • King Dedede should not play directly into Mii Swordfighter’s Jab 1 and Down Tilt; wait for Mii Swordfighter’s Jab 2, Jab 3, and Forward Tilt and answer with Grab (10f), OOS Nair (10f), OOS Uair (13f), and OOS Fair (16f).
  • After King Dedede blocks Mii Swordfighter’s Jab 2, Jab 3, and Forward Tilt, pick the reachable option from Grab (10f), OOS Nair (10f), OOS Uair (13f), and OOS Fair (16f) immediately.
  • King Dedede should not mash after Mii Swordfighter’s Jab 1 and Down Tilt; take the landing route, escape route, or ledge route first.
  • King Dedede should finish stocks by breaking Mii Swordfighter’s landing and recovery routes so Jab 1 and Down Tilt does not get more neutral reps.

Actions to Avoid

  • Letting Mii Swordfighter start the exchange on Jab 1 and Down Tilt terms and giving King Dedede’s stage control away for free.
  • Having King Dedede block Mii Swordfighter’s Jab 2, Jab 3, and Forward Tilt but never answer with Grab (10f), OOS Nair (10f), OOS Uair (13f), and OOS Fair (16f).
  • Sending King Dedede too deep after Mii Swordfighter’s Jab 1 and Down Tilt and letting the reset punish the chase back.
  • Panicking at the ledge as King Dedede and simplifying Mii Swordfighter’s Jab 1 and Down Tilt-driven advantage sequence.

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